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Linux Foundation

Linux on RISC-V with Open Hardware

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Overview

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This course aims to teach learners about Linux on RISC-V with Open Hardware. The learning outcomes include understanding RISC-V architecture, documentation required for electronics, RISC-V base plus standard extensions, RISC-V Privileged Architecture, and OpenSBI. The course covers skills such as reading schematics, board layout, and working with open-source SBI implementations. The teaching method involves exploring RISC-V specifications, discussing privilege modes, and examining platform-specific reference firmware. This course is intended for individuals interested in open hardware, RISC-V architecture, and Linux kernel development.

Syllabus

Introducción
RISC-V (virtual) meetups around the world
Documentation required for electronics: Schematics Board Layout
Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) • Interface between hardware and software
RISC-V base plus standard extensions • Standard extensions
RISC-V around the world RISC-V International based in Switzerland
Does RISC-V mean Open Source? • RISC-V is a set of specifications under an open source license
RISC-V Privileged Architecture • Three privilege modes User (U-Mode): applications
What is OpenSBI? • OpenSBI is an open source SBI implementation avoid fragmentation of si implementations • Layers of implementation Platform specific reference firmware
RISC-V in the Linux kernel
SiFive Freedom Unleashed
Microchip Icicle board
Open source FPGA toolchains
Team Linux on Badge

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Linux Foundation

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